It sucks to be a grown up
01-26-2015, 05:07 PM
Once again he was at ease, no longer endlessly pacing the edge of the forest. A fews had passed since they left Arcanum and so far things had been quiet. It stilled burned in his mind the things his grandfather had said to Ekko, it had only solidified his desire to separate his little family from the pack, even his some of his family was part of the pack. He had not yet gone to see his uncle, it was something he was putting off, but it needed to be done. His uncle needed to know that he was no longer part of Arcanum, nor was Amarant, and that one day Arcanum may come searching for them. A sigh would roll off his tongue, ears pulling back slightly. He wasnt even two and already had the weight of the world on his shoulders. He had aged so much so fast. No longer did he have the mentality of a child, instead his days consisted of patrols, hunting, and spending time with Ekko and Cohen.
Cohen was growing rapidly, keeping them both on their toes. He looked more and more like his mother everyday. A soft smile would touch russet lips as he returned to the den, jaws carrying a limp hare for breakfast. He had spilled away early in the morning, unnoticed. He was plagued by many thoughts today. His feelings for Ekko had only grown, but he wasnt sure how to tell her. Surely his grandfather had been wrong in his accusations, Ekko wouldn't use him to gain her freedom. Again he would sigh. It was something he needed to get off his chest, but he wasnt sure how. Speech Thought Others |